and a Magnum.



They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!

So here is to the KnifeFather Vince M.

ya!

GWB

Nice

Put those two on your belt with a few extra cartridges and you're ready for some fun woods walking.

L.W.

I have that CS's twin brother.

tanto's need a big flat pommel, instead of a pointy one. Much more useful when pounding on them as can openers....

Nice pairing, geedubya.

these were designed for pounding on heads. lol

Yep. Me too.

Always been fond of the CS Trailmaster myself.

Nice, geesub.

Which dash is that one-niner?

Back when Lynn Thompson was marking his territory in the knife world I picked up a few of his blades. The original San Mai III laminated steel blade with the brass fittings sits in my night stand and I am the only thing it has ever cut. I also have the Trail Master Carbon V, the Master Hunter and the seven inch Hudson Bay Scalping knife and I think Cold Steel used O1 steel for those knives. All of those knives were bought in the early 90's.

I gave the Master Hunter to a grandson and told him to clean it after use and keep oil on it. O1 is a good steel for a tough knife, just maintain it. Cold Steel has finally started using some of the modern stainless super steels, which I prefer for most uses.

I now have several knives made from CPM S30V and S35V and are pleased with them. Now they have CPM S3V and Magnacut super steeI, it never ends. I am a knife junkie!